Lipinki Łużyckie: Hotels and accommodation

In the wider regional area surrounding Lipinki Łużyckie are Daubitz, St. George, Spitzer Berg, Azalea and Rhododendron Park Kromlau, Weinberg and Zigeunerberg.

You can book a hotel in Lipinki Łużyckie.

Nature

Forests and woodland areas account for almost half of the municipality of Lipinki Łużyckie, which covers 89 km².

Geographical location

The municipality of Lipinki Łużyckie is located near the Olszyna border crossing and the Łęknica–Bad Muskau border crossing.

History

Lipinki Łużyckie and the adjacent area are historically connected with the Żary Land; the first surviving mention of the area dates from 1329.

The wider municipal area of Lipinki Łużyckie includes cultural heritage from the Renaissance and Baroque periods and is associated with Mikołaj Jakubica, who is regarded as the founder of the written Lower Sorbian language and translated the Bible into the Sorbian language in 1548.

Roads 18 and 12 run through the municipality. They connect the area with routes between Berlin and Wrocław and between Łęknica, Żary, Żagań and Dorohusk.

St. Anthony of Padua Church stands in Lipinki Łużyckie. It was built of stone and brick in the 14th century and rebuilt in 1822–23.

The presbytery of the church contains three movable paintings of St. Anthony, St. Rosalia and Our Lady of Częstochowa from 1948.

For further options: Łęknica, Dluzek, Żary, Czaple, Brzostowa, Sieniawa Żarska, Dobrzyń, Lubsko.

For the overview of the broader travel destination: Sorau.